In the golden age of Hollywood, in the days of Stanley Kubrick and William Friedkin, horror was almost exclusively a male genre. After the silent film era, it evolved from monster classics like 1931's "Dracula" and "Frankenstein" to the slasher hits of the 1970s that defined the genre as we know it today.
In the golden age of Hollywood, in the days of Stanley Kubrick and William Friedkin, horror was almost exclusively a male genre. After the silent film era, it evolved from monster classics like 1931's "Dracula" and "Frankenstein" to the slasher hits of the 1970s that defined the genre as we know it today.